The King's House - Imuetinyan Igbinnosa - Bog

For children and youths in age and heart, this book builds on an event that took place once upon a time. Some good parents brought little children, so Jesus Christ the Lord would bless them. But attendants began chasing them away! "No children allowed," the attendants insisted. But Christ the Lord was very displeased with His attendants, "Allow the little children to come to Me, for theirs is the Kingdom of God." By the children's joyful clapping and singing, you can tell that Christ the King really loves children. Christ the King wants everyone including little children to learn His holy ways and deep love, and to do so joyfully. This book begins this task by presenting the need of Christ the King to have houses built for Him to dwell in. The King's house is every human born into the world, God created to have pleasure seeing Himself in them. How did the enemies of the King enter and ruin the King's house, while men slept, with their filthy habits and influence? Why and how did the brave King rescue His ruined house? How did the King's Master Builder successfully build a beautiful golden house, out of utter ruin? How did filthy human habits become clean, mourning turn to joy, ashes turn to beauty, heaviness turn to praise, godlessness turn to righteousness and mud turn to gold? This is the story of building the human character until it reaches the top, where people begin to see God clearer and clearer. A good bedtime story for children, it presents opportunities for self, and for everyone, to become men and women of good character. A good character like Christ the King, behind a better society and a better world everyone yearns for.